Being arrested for a crime in Florida does not automatically mean you’ll be behind bars for an extended period of time. You can secure your release from jail ...
In a moment of intense romance and passion, you and your partner may throw caution to the wind and give in to your desires without thinking about where your enc...
There are several scenarios where instances of aggression may be viewed as a crime, even if these instances involve no actual physical contact. Imagine someone ...
Battery in Florida does not always look like a serious fight or violent attack. Examples of battery can include pushing someone during an argument, grabbing som...
State laws are in place to protect those most vulnerable to harm and abuse. A restraining order, a.k.a. an injunction, in Florida is a legal tool that individua...
A battery charge in Florida usually means the State is accusing someone of intentionally touching, striking, or causing bodily harm to another person against th...
Many people use the terms assault and battery as if they mean the same thing. Under Florida law, they do not. That distinction matters because the charge, evide...
As a gun owner, prospective gun owner, or someone facing a firearm-related charge, it is important to understand how gun laws in Florida actually work in practi...
Most people hear “DUI” and immediately think alcohol. But in Florida, a DUI can also be based on controlled substances or chemical substances, including mar...
Driving under the influence is serious in any situation, but when there’s a child in the car, Florida treats it as a major aggravating factor. Prosecutors, ju...